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Free mammograms on wheels: Project PINK Bus brings lifesaving screenings to you

Free Mammograms on wheels: Project PINK Bus brings lifesaving screenings to you Learn how Project PINK Bus is making early breast cancer detection accessible with free mobile mammograms.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - Representatives from Project PINK Bus join QC Life to talk about expanding access to breast cancer screenings. The bus is a partnership between Atrium Health and Charlotte Radiology created specifically to serve underinsured and uninsured patients by providing free screening mammograms. Screening mammograms are key to catching breast cancer early, when treatment is most successful, and mammograms are generally recommended starting at age 40 - or earlier if you may be high risk, so talk with your doctor.

Project PINK Bus delivers free mammograms Project PINK Bus partners to provide free mobile mammograms and encourage year-round breast cancer screening.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a cause WBTV has supported for more than 10 years by encouraging women and the people you love to get screened. But awareness can’t stop in October; advocating year-round and getting screened on time can save lives.

To learn more visit Charlotte Radiology Mobile Mammography / Project PINK.

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